General Contractor in Boston, MA. One Team for the Build and the Wiring.

Boston is really a set of neighborhoods, each with its own housing. The triple-deckers of Dorchester, Jamaica Plain, and East Boston, the brick row houses of Charlestown, and the brownstones closer to the core each ask for a different plan of attack. Most were built before 1930, which means real character and, behind the plaster, the wiring and framing of their era. That is the kind of home we work on across the city.

When you remodel a kitchen in a Dorchester triple-decker or open up a floor of a Charlestown row house, the surprises are rarely the finishes. They are the knob-and-tube runs, the panel that was never sized for a modern unit, the tight streets that turn material staging and parking into a project of their own. We plan for those conditions before demolition, so the budget and schedule survive contact with an old Boston building.

Boston permitting is its own step. We pull building and electrical permits through the Inspectional Services Department, and on older structures we account for the city demolition delay and, in some areas, landmark review. Because our own licensed electrical crew is on the same team, the rough and final wiring inspections line up with the rest of the build. In a city this dense and this regulated, one accountable crew is what keeps a Boston project moving instead of stalling between trades and approvals.